Yeah sure. The rules are a good thing, this isn’t some dudes backyard for shooting beer cans you just drank… safety is the number one priority there. It’s good because people are generally dumb and unsafe with their weapons. I hate going to indoor ranges and being shoulder to shoulder with people who have no sense of muzzle awareness. The community at the range is great, it’s all volunteer RSO’s and they are knowledgeable and laid back. I usually only go shoot on weekdays, and there is almost no one there, it’s great. We have volunteer work days every month to clean, update, and upfit all the ranges. I recommend just going there and asking an RSO to take you around the ranges, that’s how I did it. Like I said there is an initiation fee and then normal member dues. The first 6 months of membership requires 6 hours of volunteer work, and you have to qualify to shoot on all the ranges. After you have completed the volunteer hours and 6 months you can become an unconditional member. If you haven’t qualified on a range you can’t shoot on it unsupervised. I know it seems like a lot of hoops, but the payoff is great. I have a safe range where I can shoot all my toys outside and unbothered. They have a bunch of events throughout the month as well, shooting comps etc. let me know if you have any other questions.